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Concerts

Saturday, 5 April - Haydn's Nelson Mass and Vaughan Williams 'Serenade to Music' and 'Towards the Unknown Region'
We shall begin learning music for this concert in September 2007. We shall of course perform these with full orchestra and soloists.

MIDI files for the Nelson Mass are to be found here on the Cyberbass site

I have found and adjusted a MIDI file for 'Toward the Unknown Region' which you will find here. Beware! There are long gaps in the file where the orchestra part is missing.

A set of MIDI files for the 'Serenade to Music' may be found here.

Saturday, 14 June - Bach's Ascension Oratorio, Handel's Zadok the Priest and Parry's I was Glad / Last Night of the Proms Finale
Our aim for this concert is to stage good choral music which we can enjoy and feel confident singing whilst mostly known to our audience.

Chris in the basses has kindly provided a set of MIDI files for the Bach:

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